We’ve all been to them: presentations you think will be substantive. But when they start, you’re told the session will be interactive with table exercises. Most of us immediately start plotting the easiest path to an exit. Having recently been to one just like that, it started me thinking about the difficulties in getting lawyers to use technology. And a
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Startup Corner: Caddi targets law firm operations with an ‘agent that build agents’
An AmLaw 50 firm is now automating hundreds of conflict checks a day through Caddi. We find out more about the ‘agent that builds agents’ to help you run the […]
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Dolby Heads to the PTAB in Newly Filed IPR2026-00448
A new inter partes review, IPR2026-00448, was filed on July 29, 2026, at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and is captioned Dolby Laboratories, Inc. For patent litigators and in-house IP teams, the filing is worth watching not only because Dolby is a well-known player in audio and media technology, but also because PTAB challenges involving established portfolio owners…
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Supreme Court Limits Reach of Criminal Appeal Waivers in Hunter
The Supreme Court’s June 18 decision in Hunter v. United States is poised to reshape how courts, prosecutors, and defense counsel think about appeal waivers in criminal plea agreements. In a significant ruling, the Court held that such waivers are not categorically enforceable when enforcing them would result in a miscarriage of justice.
That holding marks an important shift in…
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TAR and Generative AI Team Up to Achieve Success in Large-Scale Discovery
The most successful discovery strategies often are built around the realities of a particular matter, not around technology for its own sake.
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Your Next Direct Reports May Be AI Agents
“Every individual contributor ought to have an agentic span of control. They ought to be managing agents. They ought to be ultimately orchestrating the work, the AI, the agents,” said Salesforce CLO Sebastian Niles.
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Casepoint launches MCP server
US eDiscovery provider Casepoint today(30 July) announced the launch of the Casepoint Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, enabling organizations to connect their AI models, agents and AI ecosystems with the […]
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Replay – Legaltech Week for 07/24/26: Free Legal Claude Connector, AALL recap, OpenAI’s rogue model, and more
By Bob Ambrogi
Every Friday, a panel of leading legal tech journalists come together to discuss the top stories of the week in legal tech and legal innovation. The show is live and free to attend.You can register to attend the weekly Zoom here. Missed last week’s show? Here are the recordings.hThis week’s topics:(00:00) Introductions(03:55) AALL: A Good Time Was…
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Guest post: How startups can prepare for the AI patent wars
AI patents are growing at an unprecedented rate, with filings increasing tenfold since 2015, and yet the wave of high-profile, industry-defining litigation is yet to arrive. Today, startup founders are […]
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ILTA Connect: Women in Legal Tech London – AI & You
By Laura O'Hara
From : Blog Entry >> Laura’s Blog EntryThe latest Women in Legal Tech event, on the 7 th July, brought together legal technology professionals for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on “AI & You” , exploring how women can embrace artificial intelligence, navigate the noise surrounding the technology, and position themselves for the opportunities ahead. Moderated by Nina Gratrick,…
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DOJ’s Data Security Program Signals a New Enforcement Era for Cross-Border Transfers
The Justice Department is elevating data security into a core national-security enforcement priority, with new public messaging and implementation activity around the federal government’s effort to restrict sensitive U.S. data from reaching foreign adversaries. While privacy and cybersecurity lawyers have been tracking the issue for months, the latest developments make clear that this is no longer a theoretical compliance problem:…
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Inside Scott+Scott and Litigation Startup Advocacy AI's Design Partnership
The partnership is intended to produce customized uses of Advocacy’s platform for the firm, including a potential case identification use case.
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EPA’s Denka Settlement Puts Hazardous-Waste Compliance and Air-Risk Exposure on the Same Track
The EPA has finalized a settlement with Denka Performance Elastomer, LLC over alleged hazardous-waste mismanagement and chloroprene-related violations at the company’s LaPlace, Louisiana facility, closing out claims brought under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. While RCRA settlements are not unusual on their own, this one stands out because EPA framed waste-handling deficiencies as part of a broader set of…
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AI For Criminal Defense: It’s An Issue Of Priorities. And Money.
Ever wonder why there aren’t more specialized legal tech platforms for criminal defense lawyers? I was never one but have some ideas after talking to a few. It’s a question of priorities. And money. Here are my thoughts for Above the Law.
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Ill. Appeals Court Says It Hopes Higher Fine Will Deter AI Hallucinations
The attorney admitted to using a “premier corporate subscription of ChatGPT” in a response brief filed July 2, but the court wrote that this brief also included misstatements of law.
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